Letronna の使い方アプリ
Memory
What Letronna remembers between sessions, when it saves, where it keeps it, and how to see and change it.
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Letronna keeps notes between sessions in plain files on your computer. You can read and change all of them.
What it keeps
| Memory | Holds |
|---|---|
About you (USER.md) | what Letronna knows about you |
Its notes (MEMORY.md) | its own notes, for every chat |
| Project | notes on one project, kept in your data folder, never in the repository |
| This chat | notes for one chat alone; they go when the chat is deleted |
Soul (SOUL.md) | who Letronna is, in your words; optional |
Once SOUL.md has something in it, it takes the place of Letronna's own first line in every request. A project's AGENTS.md is read as that project's instructions; see Project instructions.
Memory refuses keys and passwords, and text that tries to give Letronna orders.
When it saves
By default, Letronna saves to memory only when you ask. You can choose, for each chat or for all of them:
| Choice | Saves |
|---|---|
| when asked | only when you ask it to remember something |
| ask | when it thinks something is worth keeping, after your yes |
| auto | on its own |
While it saves on its own, it can also look back every 10 messages for what to remember; /memory-review turns that on or off.
Where it keeps it
| Choice | Keeps memory |
|---|---|
| auto | everywhere: about you, its notes, the project and the chat |
| project | for this project |
| chat | for this chat only |
With no project folder attached, "project" means the chat's own notes.
Choosing in the terminal
/remember shows and changes when this chat saves and where. Followed by text, it keeps that text:
/remember I prefer tabs to spaces
/remember --project the tests need Docker running
/remember --chat call the draft v2To start the terminal with a choice:
letronna --memory auto --memory-scope project--memory takes when-asked, ask or auto; --memory-scope takes auto, project or chat.
Private chats
A private chat loads only its own notes and saves to them only when asked. Nothing typed in it is kept in the terminal's prompt history.
letronna --privateSeeing and changing it
- In the window, open Settings > Memory. Each entry can be edited or deleted, and
SOUL.mdcan be written there. - In the terminal,
/memoryshows what is kept./memory editopens a file in your editor,/memory loglists the changes, and/memory restoreputs an earlier version back. Each takesuser,memory,projectorsoul:
/memory edit user
/memory log projectYou can also open the files in your data folder and edit them yourself.